Summer 2019 Free Yoga in the Park Sundays from 9:30 to 10:30 AM Aaniin Community Centre — June 9 to August 25 Unionville Band Stand — June 9 to August 25 (August 18 will be held at Old Unionville Community Centre) Heintzman House — July 7 to August 25 Note: These are outdoor locations. Bring a yoga mat and filled water bottle. Summer 2019 Free Zumba Wednesdays Unionville Band Stand — June 5 to August 28, 6 to 7 ... Read More
Markham has a long and strong history of volunteerism. Each year, the Mayor rewards a nominee over 60 years of age. This senior will have made a unique and outstanding contribution to the Markham Community. Do you know a senior who’s made an outstanding contribution to the Markham community? Help us show your appreciation! Nominate him or her for this prestigious award. To qualify, the nominee must be: A Markham resident who has lived here for at least 7 years; ... Read More
The disposal of fats, oils, and grease, or F.O.G. has become an increasing concern in Markham, as flooding and sewer backups continue to be a major problem in houses and condos. However, you can prevent it by disposing of F.O.G.products properly! They should NOT be poured down any drain, and instead be disposed of in your green bin/organics. When F.O.G. is poured down the drain, it hardens and builds up in the pipes, putting your home at risk. Don’t put ... Read More
Together we can make a beautiful difference. Lets keep our yards cut, grass clippings swept off the sidewalk, left on the lawn for more nutrients! Keeping Ward 5 beautiful is all of our responsibility! Thank you for helping make it happen.
Join us! Celebrate the true north strong and free with us on July 1! Catch School of Rock Markham LIVE at the Official Celebration Site at Milne Dam. Fireworks at dusk. Directions: Milne Dam Conservation Park Note: There will be no parking at the site. Free shuttles will run between Centennial Community Centre and Milne Dam. Learn more: markham.ca/canadaday #MarkhamRocks
Markham's beautiful neighbourhoods are a source of pride for all of us who live in this thriving, diverse community. Each of us must do our part to make sure that our neighbouhoods continue to be attractive , healthy and safe places to live. The Property Standard Bylaw 2017-26 and Keep Markham Beautiful (Maintenance) Bylaw 2017-27 help us do that by setting out the standards for the property and municipal boulevards within Markham. This includes picking up after our dogs. Animal ... Read More
Ward 5 Councillor Andrew Keyes participated in the City of Markham's event to celebrate Indigenous History Month. Suzanne Smoke (Ginew Kwe, Golden Eagle Woman), a member of Mississauga’s of Rice Lake, Alderville First Nation, and her daughter, Cedar Smoke. National Indigenous History Month marks its 10th anniversary this year. It was established to honour the history, heritage and diversity of Indigenous peoples in Canada and to recognize the strength of present-day Indigenous communities. UNESCO declared 2019 as ... Read More
GO Transit has just announced improved train service to Markham Ward 5, making it easier for commuters to get home on weekday evenings. On the Stouffville Line – beginning June 29th, every weeknight will now be extended to serve Centennial, Markham and Mount Joy GO stations. While this trip replaces existing bus service, a GO bus at Mount Joy GO will connect customers to Lincolnville GO and Stouffville GO stations. For additional information on these changes, please visit www.gotransit.com, ... Read More
Community Safety evening with Councillor Keyes, Pastor Mavis, and YRP Officer Hinds On May 27th Ward 5 Councillor Andrew Keyes held a Community Safety Meeting at the Rhenish Church of Canada. Constable Brian Hinds of York Regional Police joined Councillor Keyes for a discussion about how residents can better protect themselves and their property. 40 residents from both Cornell and Greensborough attended. The event included a slide presentation from Constable Hinds, followed by a question and answer ... Read More
The Festival will be holding their 42nd edition on Main Street on Friday evening, June 14 and Saturday, June 15 all day and evening. Once again, there will be four stages of entertainment, craft & food vendors, farmers market and much more! Morgan Park will be bringing back the Carnival Rides on Thursday and Friday evenings and Saturday all day and evening. The Petting Zoo will be back on Saturday and the Kids Entertainment stage will be going on Friday evening and Saturday. Family fun for ... Read More